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An inclusive child care program is one that includes children with special needs into daily activities in their natural environments. Throughout the state of Georgia, there are Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies, which employ Inclusion Coordinators who are committed to providing high quality, inclusive child care for all children. An Inclusion Coordinator works with parents of children with special needs by offering:
Inclusion Coordinators also work with child care providers by offering:
In addition, the Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies each have a Lending Library on site, which is geared towards children with special needs and the people who support them. Child Care providers, parents and other agencies can check out items from these libraries. Items include: books, videos, curriculum kits, adaptive toys and equipment, highchairs, cribs, riding toys and more. To get more information, please contact the local Child Care Resource and Referral Agency in your community. To find the Inclusion Coordinator that serves your county, go to the Online Special Needs Database and Search under the Type of Service: "Inclusion" and select your county.
You can also access information on coordinators and
child care enrollment tips at the
Inclusion Project Web Site. |
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